Found Deceased OH - David Hallman, 21, Granville, 8 February 2014

[Yoda]

New details.

http://www.newarkadvocate.com/artic...0016/Police-searching-missing-Denison-student

According to Blackledge, Denison professors out looking for Hallman were the ones who found him.

Blackledge said Hallman was found wearing regular clothing — not a heavy coat — and probably died of exposure, but the state’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation is still looking into the case.

 

[ohhieliz]

Another article:
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2014/02/09/missing-denison-student-found-dead.html

The neighborhood where Hallman was found is east of downtown Granville, where he was last seen, and the opposite direction from the Denison campus. Mount Parnassus, as the name suggests, is on a hill very much like the one on which the Denison campus sits.

maybe he was disoriented or inebriated, got turned around on his way back to campus, and ended up at this development? I'm glad they're still investigating. Poor David.

 

[Plumeria5]

Statement given by the President of Denison University:

“David was a wonderful young man who was widely admired by our campus community. Right now our focus is on supporting our students. We are very proud of the way our students came together last night to support one another.”

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=624068960980538

And another from the school website.

http://www.denison.edu/theden/2014/02/remembering-david-hallman-14/

 

[Yoda]

DH "Died of hypothermia after falling asleep outside."

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/10/missing-ohio-college-student-froze-to-death/

 

[ohhieliz]

DH "Died of hypothermia after falling asleep outside."

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/10/missing-ohio-college-student-froze-to-death/

just awful. rest in peace, David.

 

[NautaExCalvaria]

Hello, all-
I realize my response to this thread is incredibly late but I haven't had the heart to post until now. I am a long-time "lurker" here as I've been following the Lyle Stevik case for many years. Never did I think that my cousin would, himself, become a missing person. David was my god brother and my best friend. We were very close as we were similar in age and lived close to one another. He was an amazing human being, and I know he would want to thank you all for your determination and sensitivity. I'd like you all to know how deeply grateful I am for every one of you who looked into this. David received his business degree posthumously; his high school now has a beautiful new aquatic center bearing his name. Thank you again for taking the time to treat not only my cousin, but every person as a human and not just a case to be solved.
Rae Hallman Taylor